Author: Chris Orestis

Seniors face many financial concerns ranging from maintaining their lifestyle to the fear of running out of money. Find out what Retirement Genius has to say.

Passing on an inheritance to your children can be a complex planning journey. There are many considerations to take when determining if, how, and when to leave money for your…

Staying active as we age is one of the greatest ways to preserve mobility and maintain vitality. Not only does regular exercise offer incredible benefits to seniors — including enhancing…

Historically, retirement evoked dreams of moving to a sunshine state, regularly playing golf, and relaxing. While some of those dreams may still apply to today’s seniors, the concept of retirement…

Long-term care can be expensive, so how can you afford it? Life settlements can provide cash when you need it for any expense that comes your way.

Aging well is like the art of sculpting. Just as a sculptor carefully shapes and molds a block of clay or stone, embracing wellness allows us to shape and mold…

Though it may be for the best, the transition from independent living to a form of living assistance can be difficult for both seniors and those closest to them. Fortunately,…

When it comes to finding the right long-term care solution for an elderly loved one, the options can seem overwhelming and confusing. Should you consider a nursing home, in-home care,…

Social Security benefits depend on work duration and retirement age. Read more to see what Retirement Genius has to say about the credits needed to receive benefits.

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services wants to impose a 48-hour rule on seniors requesting Medicare information. Chris Orestis examines this issue and impacts it could have on seniors.